Considering Purchasing A Jaguar XKR Convertible Over E46 M3 Convertible Yay or Nay ?

AWD Addict · 01-28-2008, 11:37 PM

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Year's_End · 01-28-2008, 11:42 PM

There's something about the way the sheetmetal was formed. It's hard to actually put my finger on it, but it's something anyone will notice. The way it was creased...it felt...old...as though the machining process was outdated. I'm sure you guys have noticed that as cars have progressed, the folds and creases in the bodies have become increasingly sharp and crisp. This looked and felt like it was confused. The lines were neither sharp nor smooth. You'll have to see it to understand.

HEY32G · 01-30-2008, 11:40 PM

If you're a 54 yr old woman whose last baby just left for college, get the Jag. If not, get the M3.

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Year's_End Lieutenant General 1234 Rep 12,446 Posts Drives: 2020 Shelby GT350 Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: FL iTrader: (0)	There's something about the way the sheetmetal was formed. It's hard to actually put my finger on it, but it's something anyone will notice. The way it was creased...it felt...old...as though the machining process was outdated. I'm sure you guys have noticed that as cars have progressed, the folds and creases in the bodies have become increasingly sharp and crisp. This looked and felt like it was confused. The lines were neither sharp nor smooth. You'll have to see it to understand. __________________ Past: '08 E92 335i\|ZPP\|ZSP\|6AT Past: '15 Mustang GT\|401A\|PP\|6MT Current: '20 Shelby GT350\|6MT
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01-30-2008, 11:40 PM	#25
HEY32G Captain 235 Rep 770 Posts Drives: Z4 sdrive35is Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Texas iTrader: (0)	If you're a 54 yr old woman whose last baby just left for college, get the Jag. If not, get the M3.
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